Used Cars near Rainier, WA

“Bryan Barlow is amazing!! He has good deals and nice cars. I have always been a big fan of him, and his business. Tim Hankins is awesome too. Thank you for all you both have done for me.”

“Driving by tonight saw a car I was interested in driving. I'm not exactly sure what I want yet. Owner met my wife an I. Super easy test drive. Car didn't work for my wife but so far got good vibes. Perhaps something will come up. Thanks for the test drive.”

“I’ll start off by saying that the staff/manager were very nice folks, and I was able to negotiate a lower price than what was being asked…who doesn’t love that?! Plus they have all manner of FREE sodas, candy, baked goodies, and more, which are all complimentary, while you do your thing.

I purchased the pictured 2014 Ford Focus SE Hatchback from 507 yesterday. Before I purchased it, I took it out for a spin. The engine sounded and performed great (I fed the gas petal some floor carpeting ?) Make sure you (safely) put a car through a little stress test like that, and the: vast, long, straight, empty backroads around 507 are perfect to do just that! The brakes felt good, all signal lights worked, and thought it had 2 previous minor front end accidents/structural body work done, there were no problems with the steering/alignment.

I then travelled 50 miles, or 1 hr. back home to Port Orchard, and had no problems with it being a “lemon” like I saw many people saying about their purchase in the reviews I read, while I looked into 507 beforehand. To me, those “lemons” were either bad luck, or a combination of bad luck, and not using due diligence when researching the car itself. For starters, if a buyer REALLY likes what they see, they should invest in a vehicle background report, and make the best interpretation of that info that they can. Mine had a unique history that clued me into the fact that it was thoroughly inspected during an auction process before 507 purchased it, and that it was essentially in great working order by all accounts. I suppose I got lucky in that regard, but info seekers/beggars can’t be good car choosers unless they: invest in the research, pay to have a 3rd party, pre-purchase inspection performed, have and bring along a gear head for a friend, or are a highly trained auto mechanic them self.

If you’ve read this far, I hope it gave you pause, and made you think twice about how you go about your future automotive purchases ???”